November 2015 Archive
6931.
Khronos Releases OpenCL 2.1 and SPIR-V 1.0 Specifications (khronos.org)
6932.
Designing an Intel 80386SX development board (blog.lse.epita.fr)
6933.
The 21 Bitcoin Computer (amazon.com)
6934.
Marriott to buy Starwood, creating the world’s largest hotel company (washingtonpost.com)
6935.
Optimizing MySQL for High Concurrency on Amazon RDS (tech.noredink.com)
6936.
Babel Plugin Handbook (github.com)
6937.
Reimagining AR Glasses with Tom Ford Style (blog.htmlfusion.com)
6938.
Practical iOS Apps Hacking (2012) [pdf] (reverse.put.as)
6939.
Pandora in Talks to Acquire Music Streaming Service Rdio (variety.com)
6940.
How to tell your boss that you're quitting your job (youtube.com)
6941.
Zombie-Town USA (Zombie Simulator with Census Data) (mattbierbaum.github.io)
6942.
TensorFlow and Monetizing Intellectual Property (stratechery.com)
6943.
Swiftline is a set of tools to help you create command line applications
6944.
Ember.js – Functional Programming and the Observer Effect (medium.com)
6945.
Writing a real-time ad bidder in Golang (aychedee.com)
6946.
i386 ROP mitigation (gcc.gnu.org)
6947.
The media did cover attacks on *insert country*. You just weren’t reading it (medium.com)
6948.
'Terror Act' Downed Russian Plane Over Egypt's Sinai (bbc.co.uk)
6949.
Show HN: UsMeU App Uses IBM Watson to Do Psychological Analysis of Twitter Users (usmeu.com)
6950.
The US Has Bombed at Least Eight Wedding Parties Since 2001 (thenation.com)
6951.
Riemann Hypothesis not proved (aperiodical.com)
6952.
Researchers uncover patterns in how scientists lie about their data (news.stanford.edu)
6953.
Clojure/Conj 2015 videos (youtube.com)
6954.
10 people you want to axe on National Unfriend Day (thememo.com)
6955.
Automated, API-Driven Infrastructure (nanopack.io)
6956.
Shoaling underwater robots (robohub.org)
6957.
Exploring Meaningful Motion on Android (medium.com)
6958.
Improving Web Debugging with Insights from the Native Debugger (justrog.com)
6959.
Subtle UI Effects for Production Apps (levelframes.com)
6960.
RatticDB: Sharing password with your team (rattic.org)